Reviewed by Martin
Noah Webster might rightly deserve the appellation of Founding Father for his contributions to American culture and education alone. In his soon-to-be-released book, The Forgotten Founding Father, Joshua Kendall offers insight into the man and his accomplishments and justifies the claim.
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Reviewed by Marcia
The essential guide to understanding the Constitution and rolling back the progressive assault on our liberties.
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Reviewed by Martin
Liberty and Civilization is 160 pages of intellectual thought on the sources of liberty in western culture. It contains essays by notable thinkers like Jeremy Rabkin, Robert Bork, Paul Johnson and others.
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Reviewed by Martin
James Best's Tempest at Dawn is great interpretation of what it must have been like behind the scenes at the Constitutional Convention.
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Reviewed by Martin and Marcia
Kenneth Minogue’s The Servile Mind provides a variation on the theme of Thomas Sowell's classic Conflict of Visions. In The Servile Mind, Minogue engagingly lays out the fundamental differences of philosophy between radicalism and conservatism.
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Reviewed by Martin
Ron Chernow has perhaps topped his previous masterpiece biography of Alexander Hamilton with this new book on George Washington.
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Reviewed by Marcia
Ludwig von Mises' classic work Bureaucracy deserves another look. It is just as relevant today as when it was written in 1944 - perhaps more so. Its thesis is that there are only two ways society can be organized: On the basis of private ownership, capitalism and freedom; or on the basis of government control, socialism and eventual totalitarianism.
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The Radicalism of the American Revolution overturns the common belief that the American Revolution was a ho-hum affair, led by genteel conservative intellectuals. In this book, Gordon Wood methodically explains its radical and unique nature.
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Reviewed by Marcia
Arthur Brooks new book, The Battle, offers a plan of action for the defense of free enterprise. In it, he identifies "the new culture war" the outcome of which will decide America's future.
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Reviewed by Marcia
Mark Levin's Liberty and Tyranny does more than chronicle failures of statist policies. It is a conservative action plan for turning things around - if it's not too late.
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